Sentence examples for explaining their views from inspiring English sources

The white Appalachian hillibillies and the black Mississippi sharecroppers did not meet on the city's streets, but they did in Terkel's book, explaining their views of themselves and of each other.

In 2014, Duggar patriarch Jim Bob and his wife Michelle gave an interview to Today explaining their views on sex.

The Perry trial could not be televised, they argued, because expert witnesses, whose job is explaining their views to the public, might be intimidated by the public attention.

They held a series of lectures for the members of the association, explaining their views on the current political situation, and promoting the unity of South Slavic peoples in their struggle to liberate themselves from Austria-Hungary.

This may because of the nature of group discussions, where participants may not feel comfortable explaining their views in front of others [ 71].

If you follow their gestures, there is a narrative arc in what they're saying: they start with the exposition of an idea, explaining their view; a shake of the head shows they disagree with the opposing view; they turn the idea around; then end with their hands in the air, like a big political climax.

"My husband and I are what we call classical Christians," Mrs. Ahmanson said, explaining their view that Christians should stick to the fifth century St. Vincent of Lerins's orthodox standard of "what has been held everywhere in every time by everyone".

Even more notable, perhaps, were the comments that readers left to explain their views.

At a private ECR meeting, one British Conservative MEP argued that AfD should be suspended, but group leaders want to give the German MEPs time to explain their views.

Motallebi says, "There is a lack of freedom of speech in Iran, so weblogs are a good opportunity, especially for younger people, to explain their views and attitudes, because they can't explain them in any other media.

Since the majority of Democrats don't have any Kenyan parents and have no particular stake in the anti-colonialism debates of the 1960s-70s, I'm not sure how Mr D'Souza would explain their views.